Use Performance and Troubleshooting Tools

Question 1

Answer 1

System information

Question 2

Answer 2

Event viewer

Question 3

Answer 3

task manager

Question 4

Answer 4

Using Task Manager to manage users.

Question 5

Answer 5

resource monitor

Question 6

Answer 6

performance monitor

Question 7

Answer 7

system config

Question 8

Answer 8

System Configuration Utility—Boot tab.

Question 9

System Information (msinfo32.exe)

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the tool produces an inventory of system resources, firmware and OS versions, driver file locations, environment variables, network status, and so on.

Question 10

Event Viewer (eventvwr.msc)

Answer 10

is a management console snap-in for viewing
and managing logs on a Windows host

Question 11

Event Viewer

Windows Logs folder contains

Answer 11

• System log-hardware/network/driver
• Application log-app installers, etc.
• Security log
• Setup log-during installation of Win

Question 12

Applications and Services Logs

Answer 12

troubleshooting a particular Windows feature,
service, or third-party application.

Question 13

Event Viewer

Event Sources and Severity Levels

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• Critical
• Error
• Warning
• Information
• Audit Success/Failure

Question 14

Task Manager (taskmgr.exe)

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is a Windows utility that lets you monitor and manage your computer’s applications and processes.

Question 15

Task Manager

Performance tab

Answer 15

provides more information about the CPU, memory, disk, network, and graphics processing unit (GPU) subsystems

Question 16

Task Manager

App History tab

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shows usage information for Windows Store apps.

Question 17

Task Manager

Memory Monitoring

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• In use-RAM
• Committed reports-memory requested
• Cached-
• Paged pool and non-paged pool-OS kernel and driver usage

Question 18

pagefile

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When RAM is full, less-used data is moved to the pagefile

Question 19

cache

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temporarily store frequently accessed data for quicker retrieval

Question 20

Task Manager

Ethernet/wifi tab

Answer 20

network adaptor, signal strength, IP address, etc.

Question 22

Task Manager

Users tab

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lets you see the people who are logged on (and allows you to send them a message or sign them out)

Question 23

task manager

Startup tab

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lists all the programs that automatically start when Windows starts/boot time.

Question 24

Task manager

Services tab

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displays a list of background services running on your computer, allowing you to start, stop, or restart them for troubleshooting purposes.

Question 25

Task manager

Services (services.msc)

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is a Windows application that allows users to manage the settings of background processes and apps.

Question 26

Resource Monitor (resmon.exe)

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You can see graphs of resource performance along with key statistics, such as threads started by a process or hard page faults/second.

Question 27

Performance Monitor (perfmon.msc)

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used to provide real-time charts of system resources or can be used to log information to a file for long-term analysis.

Question 28

Performance Monitor

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track and analyze system performance in real-time, CPU usage, memory consumption, disk activity, network traffic, and more.

Question 29

System Configuration Utility (msconfig.exe)

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is used to modify various settings and files that affect the way the computer boots and loads Windows.

Question 30

System Config

Boot Configuration Data
(BCD)

Answer 30

Boot tab lets you configure basic settings

Question 31

system config

Services tab

Answer 31

lets you choose specifically which services are configured to run at startup.

Question 32

System Config.

General Tab

Answer 32

allows you to configure the startup mode

Question 33

System Config.

Tools Tab

Answer 33

contains shortcuts to various administrative
utilities, including System Information, Registry Editor, Performance Monitor.